The MS Cure Myth

Julie,

The progressive forms of MS would naturally bring about an entirely different perspective.  I realize that my relapsing/remitting MS allows me a certain relief that you no longer experience and I thank you for reminding me of that.

I, like you, will continue to research options and do all I can to find answers and to improve my daily life.  Let's keep our eyes open and be very careful out there.  Cautious optimism, I guess we could call it.

Thanks. 

Cut out all carbohydrates and sugars. Start to eat organic and take all the metal dental amalgams out of your mouth - your body is suffering from mercury toxicity as well. MS is manageable and you CAN put it in remission. Its all the toxins, heavy metals, and pesticides that are in all the food we eat and people with MS have a definite vitamin and mineral deficiency as well because our immune systems are so suppressed from all the garbage they put in and on our foods.
Don't believe there is no cure, you will never find a drug that will cure it, you have to clean your body out of all the garbage they put in the foods you eat.

Don't ever let anyone tell you there is no cure. Something caused it, the hard part with MS is that its not just one thing it is a multitude of things.

Go organic - it will save your life and take the metal dental fillings out of your mouth. You are being poisoned daily from it.    Cehck out this site.. http://www.cafeoflifepikespeak.com/Videos/Smoking%20teeth.swf

You are going to have to change your life forever. But if you want your life back, you'll do it without looking back. Rome wasn't built in a day but if you keep at it, you will slowly improve. Regenerating nerve damage takes time. Take organic vitamins and digestive enzymes and clear the parasites out of your body, change your diet and remove any amalgam fillings. You will eventually notice a big difference and eat healthy oils, omega 3,6 and 9 with evening primrose oil will help reduce inflammation.

I agree with you 100% it is too bad that western medicine does not focus on preventative atlernatives.. it is up to us get healthy and stay that way.

Berimetric pressure and humidity play a role with my symptoms so I follow the changes like a hawk. Interesting my neuro said it was all in my head... needless to say he is not my neuro anymore... nut job wanted to put me on Cheamo to slow down the progression .. he said... yeah right!

I have had it with the white coats!

Here are the links:http://www.weatherforyou.com/cgi-bin/hw3/hw3.cgi?forecast=pass&pass=current_map&hwvWxType=pressure&hwvMapRegion=ca&hwvMapUnits=

http://www.intellicast.com/Health/AchesPains.aspx?location=USNY1232

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/desktop/?product=desktop&pagecontent=index

Helps when you are aware of what is going on with your body and why.

Stay well,

Joe

It gets even better.....I've been going to a chiropractor for 2 months now... he is treating me for cervical subluxations using the Grostic method of Chiropractic (not the back cracking kind!) and I went from barely walking to walking almost normal. Balance has improved and I stopped taking prednisone...  I have a terrible neck (lots of problems) but he said all my problems are coming from my neck.

Check out these chiropractors and their success  --- coincidence --- I think not!!! MS is totally misdiagnosed!!! Its a chiropractic and toxin problem!

http://www.erinelster.com/PDFabstract.aspx?PDFID=10

http://www.ms-cure.com/   - this guy has video proof all over youtube... you have to see this!

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiOtb6yM_ow  - Montel Williams and his success with this form of Chiropractic! Even he is raving about it!

If this pans out, it will be big news, indeed. Strange that it hasn't gotten much attention. I look forward to more research and data on this... it's something we need to keep our eyes on.

Thanks for the info!

Just posted a comment about the candida connection and ms. I forgot to mention, my husband recently went OFF his medication. He just felt that if he is going to re-establish and rebuild his own immune system, he can't use an immune suppressing drug! One thing goes against the other. While he still fights his symptoms,  I think he's pretty courageous for doing this and going against the profit hungry medical system, but it's the best thing he can do for himself. We're with you James!

You wrote an excellent response, James.  I agree with you totally.  Drug companies are out to make what they can...bigtime.  There will never be a cure for chronic ailments in this country; cancers will forever exist.  If you can offer anymore information or ideas/advice on MS well-being, it would be most welcome. Thanks, Chris

Hi Chris. This is James here! This site won't let me post another comment for some reason - says my email is not recognised, even though I got an email from THEM with your comment! So I've set another account up with my girlfriend's email...

Thanks for your comment. Yes, I was appalled at the original text about 'sideshow cures' - amalgam removal being one of them... when anybody with half a brain cell should know how bad mercury is and how it has been linked to ALL autoimmune diseases.
 
No, I am 100% sure that MS can be cured. But not in the lazy sense of waiting for some sort of medical remedy but in making lots of changes that seemed to me to be a major hassle at first, but have actually become routine and fun parts of my life that I wouldn't change now, even if I didn't need to.
 
Here's what I do, and I am always chaging this when I find out something else interesting:
(This, as they say, is not medical or legal advice LOL!)
- Anti-candida AND low saturated fat diet (less than 10g a day), but I don't cut out meat. I do however avoid COW dairy products.
- Raw food wherever possible (yes I just love munching on raw brocoli LOL!), and ORGANIC - can be expensive, but works out the same with a bit of label and bag swapping in the supermarket ;)
- Fish oil (4 good quality caps a day), flaxseed oil (yuk!) 2 tbsps a day, Vit B12, Vit B complex, 15000 IU of Vit D (massive amount - I have found some 5000 IU tablets), chlorella tablets (for chelating heavy metals)
 - I should mention I have had my fillings out and I'm seeing a guy who is a causative homeopath so I'm taking homeopathic isodes to detox my system - he also gives me some gamma rizol to get rid of parasites that have grown up around the mercury
 - I've ordered a coloidal silver generator too as I've seen that CS has had great results for MS - this is also a long term investment to guard against the bioterrorism being orchestrated at the moment - fight the new world order, woo!
 - I cycle, do yoga, meditate (that's SOOO important - at least 30mins a day - hard at first!) - and press ups - do loads of press ups - i'm pretty tonk now!
 - I don't drink anymore, although my 30th is coming up and I have to get mashed for that! Plus I don't smoke but I allow myself the occasional binge on weed! I still have to live!
- Keep positive. Don't look at any of the mainstream info on MS. You have SOMETHING wrong but it's UNIQUE to you, so it doesn't have to turn out like you may fear. For that reason, please don't follow anything I say without doing your own research. BUt I have done a LOT of research myself which has led me to believe it CAN be fixed - don't let them tell you it can't. Take your health into your own hands. YOU CAN! Power of the mind stuff - so important. If you think MS, you'll have MS!
 
I know that all sounds a lot , but it has taken around 6 months to implement fully. I have a whiteboard on which I tick off all this stuff - helps a lot when you're a scatterbrain like me!
 
I hope this has given you some ideas mate. You'll probably be interested to know that I had my first attack 10 years ago (optic neuritis) and and although I've had some freaky stuff happened over the years, my only symptoms now are slightly dodgy use of fingers for small tasks - but I'm looking into myelin repair now for that ;) and occasional stiffness.
 
Anyways, bit of an essay there...  all the best to you and good luck!

Thanks James!  I do alot of research too, but it is for my 30 year old son; I am his mom (not a dad; "Chris" leaves one scratching his head;male or female?).  Anyway, I thank you very much for your informative response.  I do understand that MS is a custom condition and not a cookie-cutter illness.  I try to gather as much information as I can for him and also ask people who have done something natural to help themselves.  He has been reading alot too.  My son does not do the drugs (Avonex etc)..he is on the paliolithic diet (Ann Boroch).  Have you found homeopathic treatment to be helpful?  thanks!

Thanks Chris! I have just ordered the Ann Boroch book - looks great. As for homeopathy, my homeopath specializes in detoxification and chronic illnesses. He has trained under Dietrich Klinghardt and Savely Yurkovsky - and he happens to live just a few miles away from me! You should Google these guys and see for yourself what they do. I felt worse then better after starting to detox, so do bear this in mind as it's easy to lose faith if this happens.

One other thing I forgot to mention do whatever you can to avoid electro smog as this is another toxin that needs eliminating. There are some great products out there to protect against it e.g: www.memonyourharmony.com

Thanks again for the Ann Boroch info and wish your son all the best from me!

Wow. On the contrary - I have a very positive attitude about life and about my life with multiple sclerosis.

In this particular post, I was writing about "cures" and scams that take advantage of the fear and confusion of MS sufferers by making false claims. We've got to be very careful out there.

One cannot fight a battle against MS with first accepting the diagnosis. Accepting the diagnosis, however, in no way means accepting defeat. And I haven't accepted any kind of prognosis at all, since I've never been given one. A prognosis for MS is near impossible.

There are, in fact, many things that can be done to improve overall good health, many of which I -- and other writers on this site -- have covered in great detail.

I've never been accused of spreading doom before, but there's a first time for everything. I choose to follow a healthy diet, I exercise, and take care of myself in every way I can -- and that's exactly what I advocate for my fellow MSers. And yes, I take one of the disease-modifying drugs, but I would hardly call myself a victim for that. It's simply my choice. Others are free to choose differently.

I definitely haven't lost the fight against MS -- not by a long shot. Life is good.

Ha! Great comment. I'm with ya! (see my posts above!)

Sorry that comment was meant for a post further down. But I'm with you too! Good on your husband!!!

Ha! Great comment. I'm with ya! (see my posts above!)

Took me 10 years to figure that out after being a gunny pig for the pharma companies.

I have decided to go the natural root.. it is not a cure but I feel better and best of all no side effects.

I rest my case > http://www.youtube.com/user/CCHRInt

Stay well. Cheers

ps something screwed up above? MS eh!